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THE TAR 13 EEL,
EXCHANGE CLIPPINGS
Eleven members of the victorious
Andover football team are planning to
enter Yale.
The University of Missouri has
prize cow, "Josephine, which gives
thirty-two quarts of milk daily. .
Harvard has instituted a system un
der which every freshman has a senior
appointed for his advisor.
Statistics record that in 1908 there
were 464 (universities. colleges . and
technical schools in the United States
Ex.
Strange that Raleigh cannot have
some of these big annual games. This
thing of always going to Virginia for
everything does not agree with us.
Raleigh Evening Times.
The Harvard alumni have eighty
two clubs, including the Associated
Harvord Clubs, the New England Fed
eration of Harvard Clubs, a Harvard
Club in Berlin and one in Italy.
To protect graduates from poor in
vestments after they leave college, the
University of Michigan is giving a
special course in "Gold Bricks" and
other spurious metal.
When you see a bashful lover,
Blushing crimson in the face,
Every time he takes his watch out
There's a woman in the case.
Harvard Lampoon.
"Hello" buttons have been given out
at Syracuse. Every student who wears
one must say "Hello" to his tellow
students for two weeks afterwards
This was done to encourage friendship
among the students.
Columbia students are objecting to
a university rule which forbids smok
ing in anv of the lecture rooms or hall
ways of the buildings on the campus
with the exception of the two dormi
tories. Of the 16,216 names recorded in
"Who's Who in America" 56 per cent,
are college graduates, IS per cent
college men, 12 per cent academy and
normal men, 3.48 per cent high school
graduates, and only one-fifth of one
per cent self-taught men.
The students at the University of
Colorado are subjected to quite a
unique method of punishment for' fail
ure in their work. Those who fall
below: the safety lines in their college
courses must wear small, blue caps.
Doubtless the blue caps are stylish, as
well as popular. -Texas, U. of Tex.
A. T. 0. HousWarming
On last Saturday evening, at their
new chapter house on Franklin street.
the Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity en
tertained at a house warming. Besides
the members of the A. T. O. Frater
nitv. there were representatives of
each of the other fraternities present.
Together with the ladies ot the town,
there were a number of out of town
ladies, who added greatlv to the pleas
ure of the evening.
This hall is the newest and one of
the prettiest on the Hill. The large
dance hall, which occupies one-half
of the first floor of the building, is
finished off in a very picturesque club
room style. ...
Universty Athletic Store
Is. Headquarters for the Students
HOTICHOCOLATE at our Fountain.
GYM and TENNIS GOODS a spe
cialty. A complete line of GOLF
GOODS. ,
Norfolk Southern R.
Pullman Sleeping-Cars, Electric Lights
R.
TRAVEL VIA NIGHT EXPRESS between : NORFOLK, VIRGINIA,
and Raleigh, N. C, W?shington, N. C Wilson, N. C, Greenville, N. C, via
Norfolk and Southeru Railroad, with closi: connection at Wilson for Wilming
mington, Goldsboro, Rocky Mount, and to Morenead City, New Bern , and
Kinston, via Goldsboro, with close connection 'at Raleigh fortDurham, Greens
boro, Asheville, Fayetteville and Henderson-
read:down.
SCHEDULE.
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J. M. NEVILLE,
Proprietor
By the action of the faculty at its
meeting last Monday the requisite
thesis for a baccalaureate degree will,
after this year, be a thing of the past.
Students generally hail this decree
with delight, but the seniors wear a
serious countenance and wonder what
they have done that they should be
held to the old rule. Utah Chronicle.
Nine rules of traditional conduct,
which the Students' Council asks all
first year men to observe, have been
printed on small cards and are being
placed in the hands of Michigan's
latest arrivals.
They are as follows:
l,1 Wear the freshman cap or toque
the entire j'ear.
2. Never smoke a pipe on the cam
pus. 3. Never wear prep-school insignia.
4. Get all prep-school pins out of
sight.
5. Never sif on the senior benches.
6. Always allow a man of a higher
class to precede you through a door.
7. Attend all mass meetings.
8. Learn the "Yellow and the Blue"
at once.
9. Don't forget the fact that you are
a freshman. Michigan Daily.
Medical College of Virginia
Established 1838
WELL. EQUIPPED for teaching Medicine, Den
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BOYS! See "Long" m Jones
for Pressing and Cleaning. Work
done satisfactorily. $1.00 permcnth.
Repairing and darning neatly done at
small extra cost. Shop in rear of Klutti
Building.
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Tank" Hunter
New Quarters below Pickard's
Hotel Bought out Entire Stock
of W. W. Pickard.
Royal & Borden Furniture
Company
Durham,
North Carolina
DEALERS IN
High- Grade Furniture
furnishings for Students. Every
thing for the Home
Take a Drink
BETWEEN TRAINS AT.
O.F.CRAIG'S
Soda Fountain at University Station.
TOBACCO, CANDIES, FRUITS
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Daily. Daily except Sunday.
Note. Schedule of "Night Express" to andi'rom points on Beaufort divi
sion apply via Goldsboro and ilson. Schedule of "Day Express" to and
from same points apply via New Bern. ,
For complete information and sleeping-car reservations, apply to
J. L. Hassell, Ticket Agent,
Greenville, N. C.
C. T. Brooks, City Ticket Agent,
City Hall Ave., Phone 1078, Norfolk.
W. J. Williams, Ticket Ageut,
Wilson, N.LC
D. V. Conn, S. P. A., Raleigh, N. C.
H. L. Lipe, Union Ticket Agent,
Raleigh, N. C.
T. H.Myeks, T. AvWashington,N.C.
S. M. Wiught, Depot TicketAgent,.
Park Ave. Station, Norfolk," Va.
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?in8reinesdy'. October 28th' HIGH GRADE
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